Anything related to having or attending a wedding overseas.
An overseas wedding adds that extra level of complication that some may take on and relish the challenge, then there are those that are simply overwhelmed with it all and look for addition help and support to fulfill their dream.
Not only are their flights to consider but hotels and how will you get your dresses over in one piece ?! and thats just you! The rest of the congregation will all have to be considered too.
On top of that will you or they also be moving country to live together. If so have all the visa requirements been met. To get all the paperwork done is a good thing. To get all the paperwork done and in time so it doesn’t impact the next event is an excellent thing.
With the Coronavirus being categorised as a pandemic that hit the world in early 2020 and in three months have sadly taken the lives of over 5,500 people globally, it is safe to say that the disease is a rather serious matter.
Once upon a time if you weren’t religious the only other place you could get married was in a registry office. These were dull town centre offices often housed in hideous seventies buildings. Luckily times change and now there is hardly a place that doesn’t have a wedding licence!
A Guide to marrying abroad and a look at the top overseas wedding destinations According to the research organisation Mintel, in 2005 the number of couples marrying abroad was over 45,000; and the numbers seem to be growing each year. It’s now estimated that around 15% of all marriages are taking place overseas. When you…